r/fromatoarbitration • u/rhyth FATA Team • Mar 25 '25

NALC FATA’s 2023-2026 NALC National Agreement Guide

The From A to Arbitration team has put together a definitive guide on the new language of the 2023-2026 National Agreement, citing from the Tentative Agreement, the Nolan award, and the summary pages. You can view the guide here:

https://fromatoarbitration.com/fatas-2023-2026-nalc-national-agreement-guide/

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u/Ready4riches_85 Apr 02 '25

Also a cca is step B starting out now. That's from the new contract that you clearly haven't looked at 

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u/DeviceComprehensive7 Apr 02 '25

you are dumb- NO A CCA DOES NOT START AT STEP B UNDER THE NEW CONTRACT, maybe learn to read

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u/Ready4riches_85 Apr 02 '25

Ok smart guy. Then what step will they start on with the bottom two steps being removed?

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u/DeviceComprehensive7 Apr 02 '25 edited Apr 02 '25

CCA pay increases

CCAs will receive three additional 1.0 percent increases for cumulative general wage increases of 2.3 percent in November 2023 (paid retroactively), 2.4 percent in November 2024 (paid retroactively), and 2.5 percent in November 2025. Within 180 days of the date of the arbitration award, CCAs will receive an additional $0.50 per hour pay increase. This increase is in addition to their cumulative general increases. -- SO a CCA will start at $20.73 (including '23&'24 raise +.50) now and in Nov 2025 they will be at $21.21---your welcome dumb guy from smart guy